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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
Mormon Constitutional Convention. WA one Of the mum
ber who refused.
MAKING NEXT YEARS ESTTN 1TES

CORPORATION ATTORNEY BOYD HAS A SHARP Pm.
COUNTER WITH MAYOR HEWITT.
CORPORATION Attorney William A. Boyd appeared M.
fore the Board OF Estimate and Apporonment yescrds,
and endeavored to explain why he asked for sl7O0o
for the expenses OF his office increase OF s440 On
this years appropriation The following dialogue took
place between Mr. Boyd and the Mayor:
Mayor Hewt-How much did your department collect l,,t
year, "a. ,.n.w
The MayorYo on cooc,c e6l 81 OF which after dedue,
Ing expenses % b. po. productive am Sot ss
Mr. DO good deal Of work preventing enco.c
a1Dt appear to be sS vsT, ', sSnHs,a
wav the Court Justices do business
% Sny Ss
ready :" sTs re me sr ana S,,
way do business How many comp alns are there
Mr. BoydCI cannot tell you now. but will you n.
Mavor Hewtt-Your Office the only that shows H.
difference and dsin lnation to work With the Mayors
sIoos cannot be removsd ooe his department.
go asys ss1n ns s s
would not stay my present aat cpc NV esanson oS,n
administer my office with credit u the city AUD
myself.
nartmeut WAS then taken up. President Borden and
Secretary Burns explained the Items For engineer and
architects s37 900 was asked and $4,000 was alowe
For this salaries OF officers and policemen and for mi
forms $3.50 900 asked President Borden explainel
that there are now lG5 Park policemen II proposed
to increase the force to 23l and add to the number q
mounted policemen. Finally $4,000 was allowed
For labor maintenance and supplies 100000 was asked
and 1894 900 allowed These amounts were men voted
For Geological Department S3oooo OF he
mussums $50 900; music IN tho parks. $4,000;
bridges across the Harlem River: $1,000; Rysrsds
Park $50 900: telephone service. S3.65o mainsnancs
of Twen,ythird and Twenty fourth Wards. $4,000;
Bronx River bridges. $500; sewers and drains.
$4,000; surveying. $4,000; survey mapsc S2yyoo
rents and repairs 500; sprinklln2. $3ooo bridges
81 600 The Park Department asked for @l,2i67i0
and nnf 81 .O15 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
VOTING DEMOCRATS BACK down.

over a hundred members Of the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club met last night at the HOFFMAN il'"@''
Frederick t. Coudcrt presided. Among tho-' present
we're cx Judge Ingcr-on, william t. Curtis, Margran"
cave Jules Montant Samuel Grccnhaum, Eugene
Cruccr J. Blccclcr Miller. +. T. Coward Henry Green
field, Captain Fay, DR. stuy vcsant J. MOTIFS T. L.
Paris Icrcival J. Paris, Charities commissioner
p,r,cr Police Jus ice Murray, Arthur Ferry, FRANK
Oliver Henry II. Bcekman and John d. 'Hmmh-
Eugene Cruger, on behalf Of the 1ont committee
appointed to urge the claims Of Randolph b. MARITIME
aud Delaney NicOn 20 be the Democratic nominees
for Judge Of the Court OF General Sessions ana DIS
trct Attorney on the Democratic County Conventions
repaired hat through its eloquent representative
Frederick r. Condcrt 1t had performed that du'y Inc
roun,tco asked to be discharged, which was agreed
~.
Frank Oliver gave notice OF a motion to he made
at the next meeting TO indOrse the Democratic Ticket
samuel GIecnbaum gave notice OF motion Tor tho
appointment Of a committee at the next meeting 10
aid the election of Dclnccy Nco for District At'oi-
ney IL he should be candidate. One of Mr. CoOpers
hcncimen OBJ ected to the consideration OF tho motion
on the ground that it was Hypothetical and therefore
out Of order. The objection was sustained by the
chair and the meeting adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
TAKING PRECAUTIONS AGAINST SMALLPOX

TAKING PRECI UTIOyS AGAINST sh'ALfV
by direction Of President Bsyhs' 81 wv ,,ary IN.
Board Or. cyrus Edison yesterday set &c" S' ry and
spccors to work Ia the district east OF '"o ,ley
north OF Houston.st. All tho cases OF s""r ,. Tho
discovered In the city originated IN ,' nsnsction. and
Will vaccinato persons who have not oocr moyed fos
A girl who was sick with smatip p, vssterdsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
4 PrCTIVER FOR AN ATLANTA FIRM

The firm OF John c. Lloyd Co.. No 80 Frontst, have
filed bill in Atlanta Ca. for the appointment OF re-
cever for the firm OF A. C. WHY Co., oil that city, and
restraining order against W. ~ aud K. j. Lowry and
Ogesby & Meader. John G. Lloyd & Co. ascertained
few ago by private adycos that Wyr Co had sold
out their stock Ogesby Meader WHY Co. were on
LLOYD Co. : books Tor Large sum and tho New DIX
firm took quoted the shortest way OF get
nj g their money. w. NJ Lowry ant X j. Lowry are In
cluod in the restraining order because they hold some
notes la which Wyly Il Co are Interested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
YOUNG REPUBLICANS HOLD \ ORALLY"

YOUNG REPUBLICANS HOLD \ "NNI.Ll'
What was DIES grated ON the invitations a. Young
Mems Rally" was held last evening al the ciuo"o"'
o. tho Republican Club Of the ohy OF Now 'oi"' Wv"
oroI lob, g. Fremont was expected to Npeal- but was
,o.d Of tbe last moment 20 dl,aprOnt tho nesting
lanes p. Foster presided, ". NJ. X. O!9ot aclnp a
secretary Tho first to adde's the meeting ~s' Jwlg'
7. u. Gcdney who in a general way 'GWo"o1 m'
81 TIM dcyelopucnt and work "t tb> clul. ana con
n.,.a,"i,tn1 himself and hi pauH upon having The
-, nnr, a, tic vounc men bci";r him. 1enrid lame
l, H'Dcruc followed la enthusiastic surrey 81 'h'
~, on nrnr;-uc ,i.aiiun. General cyrus l.u--cy
a. Xey, orleans, 20 y Ole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
A SLIGHT ACCIDENT TO crRrs " FIELD

The friend, OF CYRUS w. Field will be glad 10 kno"
that report published yesterday of an accident " ~
hand was exaggerated. Last "Wednesday evening -
Field was shutting the inner door OF saie IN hi' ONE
tlN Washington Building when the door co',u !" n.,a
fingers OF his right hlni. He suffered t'., 40 has
and laid up at his home one day Nnrr ~, ~ lhs
been attending his regular business al h- "Hv
principal Inconvenience now Is that Nj Field cNP''
hInlculfY spnlny hls nlnlc. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25

TO NAME 4 REPUBLICAN, TICKET N LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANS. oct "a tSp,ciob. The Republican STAT"
Central Committee o, Louisiana Ia, been called 10 meet
in this city on wednesday. II Is understood that :-re
will bo fun me-tnr Mossr' Kellogg, Darrell, Alain
Gaze and several other members hay- already arrived
The objects OF the meeting said 10 be the calling OF
To nom!'.te full state ticket and also 10
=-,c delegates to the National Republican Conven
ton. Tho dinersnces prevailing In tho ranks OF tho
Dcmocr party growing out or tho race ioi tue ho
nation for Governor Dslween Governor McEsegT and
General Nichols threatens to result In two conventions
and split II the break occurs the Repubhchns WIZ
hold tie balance OF power. and Indications all toud to
snow that the anti state Administration parry Will be
prcpale ed to negotiate for their support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25

A. !. DREKEL on TIE SCARCITY OF MONEY
PITTsBURG. Oct. % (Sp,eaD.-A j. DreIel. OF New
York. said that the stories about sringency In tho
money m0rkst had been <orated that In some cir
ces there had been tmldity about ondnd money, but
not to tho extent the public has been lei TO believe. lie
considers the financial condition OF tho country good and
when asked about Mr. Depew's interview: "There has
been All Initiation Of Western real estate, but TO
extent likely against the prosperity OF the
try II will lie checked before IL reaches that stage Mr.
Dre1el not consider that socalled money market
strugency will necessate the further purchase Gov
eminent bonds II there IA occasion TO purchase then
II will be to decrease the Treasury surplus than
ANYTHING else,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
CONTAINING OF UNEQUAL ASSESSMENTS.

CONTIA 7NTNG OF TNLVJdL I'oENNHENIS.
In Union County y. j.. Court yesterday before Judge
Syckel tho Adjustment Commissioner for the city of
Elizabeth appeared upoe citation obtained by eKMayor
Green who aD:avit that tho commission In making
tho reassessmert s tho Third Ward showed favoritsn
The AFFIDAVIT alleges that signatures obtained favorable
10 the Elizabeth Railroad Company from prOpco owners
U9On lndon5 that concessions would DO made IN the all
the overdue Tho u Coudert
which there S92 3S2 10 aud
uents reduced ri 9s6 - and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
WORK BEGUN on MoRyTyGSIDE PARK

President Borden OF the Park Department said yes
tcrIav that twenty-five would be put to work ut
once on Morningsde Park. few OF them, IN fact be-
gan work yesterday. The men are not raw laborsrs.
but have transferred from the other parks reso
luton presented In the Park Board IN favor or ssl
blowing mon. but II was voted down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
Action or MINrsTERs IN PoUGHEEErsTE.

Por.nkIkrsir oct - tNpscdb.-A meeting oil Ger
cymcn was held In tho parors OF the Young Mems
,,rf.i,u Association toiay 10 take action the Per-
son.l Liberty movement The Rev. L. NJ Vincent was
chosen chairman aud the Rev d. Van Gisson secretary
letter OF sympathy with tho object OF tho meeting
from Or TAYLOR OF vassar College. was read After a
f YrhnnYe OF views upon the subject resolutions we're
nously adopted DedgIng those present Oy Voloo
and vote 10 oppose aspirant Tor ONCE OF whose 10Y
,ty fo the American sunday they could not DO sure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25

MORMON JURORS WILL NOT iKE THE OATH
SALT LAKE CITY Utah, Oct 2i.-The venire OF sevcn-
teen Jurors for tho civil called in the Third
District Court to-day All were Mormons. Twelve OF
the number refused to take the oath required OF jurors
by the Tucker lmuuds law T.. X Mills, member OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
rEARs orAN A1rnMPrr EEsoUE MORGAX

CLEVELAND, Oct "a Court did not open at Ravenna.
Ohio today, until afternoon. During the forenoon a
rnmor was in circulation that call would be made on
the Governor for company Of militia to guard the Jail
and courthouse and prevent tho rescue OF tho prisoner
"Blnkv" Morgan The OF all the excitement was
mysterious letter sent TO "Blnky." which was inter
cspted by the police IL promised help 10 tho prs,nsr
Nearly everybody regards IL the work Of crank but
there doubt much apprehensi9A In the ainds OF the
people OF RayeRna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25

fty such pupils in tho public schools Twice tns'
her would be an extremely small percentaxe scnoci
principal bound to dismiss Pupll wnGso spscsl
diana do not live in New YORK. Last Sprint or.fui
Inquiry was through the school, and Sy
the truapt agent Not more than q dozen intoropsfS
we're discovered"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25

Coroner Edman's deputy, DR. scholer yesterday made
an autopsy the body OF Henry Rever who was killed
during "A quarrel with James Mcnamara, OF No. 232 East
Nineteenth st. DR.. schoer found compound fracture
OF the OF tho skull and liberation OF tho surround
ing blood vessels. lie thought that Revor must bsre
been struck with sand bag some blunt instrument.
Mcnamara was committed to the Tombs. lie tells his
story follows:
"Bolh my self and lie yer petty fn wcro
leaving the saloon. When got To tho side walk ac-
cuscd him OF taking mon"y from the pockets OF my
brothers father n-aw some time ago IIe turned and
struck the face with mis- open palm. struck
back. catching his square tho mouth lie fell back
and that was ziL | did not kick him"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
TIE GRAND jury AFTER THE STREET. DYGGERs

TIE GRAND jury AFTER THE STREEEDTGGERS
The Grand Jury acting the suggestion OF District
Attorney MARITIME to the proper method OF procedure.
passed resolution yesterday by which the Police Com
missoners requested "to instruct all suberdnatcs
and officers OF the department Immediately to notify all
persons maintaining responsible for any unauthorized
obstruction upon the streets highways OF this city to
remove the same within fortycich hours after such
caon and TO report TO the Grand Jury the name and
address, OF any person who may fail 10 comply with the
requirements OF said notification" Tho Grand Jury
heard the testimony OF witness yesterday In re-
gard TO charges against tho mahagoment OF Affairs In tho
insane asy lunis Oh Wards ISLAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
SENATOR PIERCE RENOMINATED.

THE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN IN BROokLfN-MR'
Clancy CHALLENGES MR. CHAPLIN TO DEBATE
The Democratic Convention IN the second senate DIS
trict in Jefferson Hall, in Brooklyn yesterday
aftsrnson John V McKaue presided Before any thlng
had been done Thomas f. Pearsal announced that ow'
ing TO i'll health ex Senator John c. Jacobs would d'cnc
a nomination The convention then unanimously re
nominated Senator James f. Pierce. Mr.. fierce Is u
LAWYER about sixty years OF age lie was first elected
Senator in 1881 the lid District and succeeded by
John j. Herman in 1888. In 1885 he was elected once
more
wet blanket thrown on the Democraue CITY
ticket 10 BROOKLYN by the refusal of William Gaynor to
accent the nomination of the seven Auerlnchat
T,rge II was remarked in the city Convention OIL sat
u,ay NIGHT tnat Mr. Gay nor. who was singled out 10
conduct Permanent Chairman Murtha to the Stage let
the III before the noInnatioa OF Controller ChSpn Tor
Wavor MFR Cnynorsays that his legal business. which
him 10 decline thought that he is snlklnS Ia MS
tout because he was not chosen for tlNil Jlouce
John T. Clancy, the Labor candidate Tor Mayor mas
challenged Controller thapln 10 phDHt ucpale DUN
are DE nocrats OF some years standing. -,
Tie Democratic Convention IN the INA senate ii'
trIc nominated J. stewart Ross last evening 10 con
test the election with Eugene f. oD"nnor, the
popular Republican nominee. Mr. koss q
LAWYER in this city and is only thirythre years OF
age. .--.,...., ....r,
In the WITH Distrc, the Democrats nominated As'em'
blymau Thomas +. Farrell TO oppose senator worth M
Farrell sought the same nomination TWO years "-o un
successfuly He has represented the Win Assembly,
District IN the Legislature for four terms no nus ho
business outside politics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25

Is offered in good faith by tho manufacturers OF Dr. Sagos
Catarrh Romedy Tor OF catarrh which they canno
cure. II mild hing anh healing In It's effects aud
osd IN the head catarrhal osness throat ailments
and other complications OIL this distressing disease
30 ceAts. by drngglss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25

Mr.. REILLY'S SUCCESSOR IN THE INIH DloIhiOi'
Commissioner OF Jurors Charles Reilly Tor tue last
five wears the leader Of tho County Democracy forces IN
the IVth Assembly District, said yesterday am SICK
and tired OF the and leadership OF Maurice D.
Power Will not 20 back into the County Democracy
ranks while he remains In charge His leadership -
bringing the Democratic party in this city into dsrepue
and weakeningit do not propose 10 sit down ana al
low my district be barerod away without afoTdhs
tho voters chance be heard on the question oil nom
nations"
The sub Executive Committee OF the county Dshoc-
,acv .t last evening ami decided 10 name william Ward
m tho leader to succeed Mr.. Reilly. Mr. Ward Is SOFA
water manufacturer and bother in Jcher'onst lie was
originally a member OF the Tammsny Han Gonerai 'o'
rpittee Then lie Withdrew with Alderman iholna'
ue an1 vas al active member OF the Jefferson DcInoc
racy Later he Joined the County democracy IL ul
derstonI that congressman Tin CainpOc VIII Ie"i
,au,., rho IVth District county Democracy forces ih-
seaG of Mir Ward. Mr.. Reilly and his friends VIII nom
inae candidates for Senator aud Assemb!y@h anu pos
eiily civil Justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
RACING IN ENGLAND.

IoX1oy Oct 2L-Ihe Newmarket Houghton meeting
hogan TODAY Ths race for the Criterion stakes for two
wear ODDS was won by tho Duke OF Wcstmnsers chesnu
colt Os,orv with Nj Lefevres chestnut MY tondense sec
onI and tho Dnke Portlsnds bay colt Johnny Morgan
third The betting to on ossoJ. IL TO against From
deusc. - 10 4 aNanst Johnny Morgan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25

FEW IOy.RESIDENT PUPILS ~ THE SCHOOLS.
Superintendent Jasper said yesterday that there
no foundation for the charge that many nonresident
pupils attending The public schools Tho fraction
Of small that it could hardly DO put
In figures az don't believe he added. THAT there arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25

John Hogins OF jamaica, and George r. Crowley. OF
Long Island City. named Is candidates one nun
dred and four ballots taken with the same result
from frat 10 last. as follows: Hines, IL Hogihs,
crowley IL At 745 p. III. the convention aolourheu'
uttarly worn out, to meet again today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
SENATOR MCMILLAN wIruDRAws HIs NAME.

BUFFALO oct "a tSp>c ab Senator McNihlans OPP
have making great hue aud cry over the
fact that he is attorney for the vanderbilt ROADS mere
Tba Democratic candidate Tor Senator even brought 1t
into his speech OF acceptance. In conse'
ousncr Senator Mcmillan, in manly
letter to The Republican Committee today' declines
to accent tho denomination unanimously rendered Dy the
convention lie says
Icannot permit the citizens Of Bnfaloto besve that
by the acceptance OF tho nsmiuatisn nave desire 70
project or promote any interest save theirs In plbuc
capacity" ., A.. -. ,.,,,,,- =, o,.-,I
Committee waited upOn John Iauahlh, "a ~ en- ana
offered him the nomination. which ne accepted MS
name was brought before the conyenu0 al the lii-e
when Mcmillan nominated. but he refused 10 run
against the senator lie i popular ana VIII make "a
strong canvass ,, -,t,.. o..a..
Unless the Democratic Senatorial candidate spencer
Clinton IL unusually thicksklnncd he TO VIII dsoinc
IN. uoation He Is attorney for tho Hr1ao East Sllc
street Railroad and such could not iarJ represent
the city number OF minor Candidates on pom tlcAo's
talk OF withdra wing aud altogether the condition OF pol
tiles here Is much confused
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
MR. MYERS sryyED THROUGH IGNORANCE.

Theodore W. Myers, the Democratic candidate for the
Office Of Controller. suspended for thirty days last
year by deliberate vote OF the Governing Committee OF
the Stock Exchange Mr.. Myers had been member OF
the Board for than ten years but soon aItcr he
started his own rM lac opened branch Office ia Pha-
dephia and placed in charge OF II connected WIN
Philale phia irn This was In direct violation OF an
article Of the constitution, but when MI Myer, was
called before the Governing Committee lie admitted his
guilt and pleaded ignorance of the law. lilo was ss-
pended for thirty days from May 20 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS BEGIN WORK

BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS BEGIN WORK.
APPOINTING AN IMPORTANT CoMMIr1EE-PLANs
FOR MEETINGS.
Interest centred among Republicans in Brooklyn yes
terday upon the great meeting OF the campaign
in the Academy in tho evening and 1t is expected that
1t will carry weight with waverng voters. Inc
following Finance Committee appointed oy Super
visor f. b. Willis chairman OF the Republican Campaign
Committee:
A Low. 8. V. White T. ~ DImon, William Berr. er.
Coroner H. J. Hesse NJ - George = Forester ehJ1d
Hoy r. G. smith @. H. Ksowltoa. J. W. Trothingh.m
George T.. Pre- Aenry W. Maxwell 4: White stephen
Kns.c O. B. BlrtleL T. T. Meeker j. II. Carey, John LET
l.rs Qnarantiue Commssloner John A. NICHOLS DG.wn
" H. Waring. John winsow: J, p Wallace George NJ OF.
coii John H. schultz j. f. Nelson Or James VAL zen
f fs William Il mai H. Williams b. Chandler w, 0s.
den Cnannug Rockingham Assessor CHARLES small Ripley
F sass an.sn H. 'G% yon e. g. Ed%S
Kennedy Major J. l. Foett John II Atwstsr e1snP.rvi
Dr. j. C. Hoagand James ~ smith JOSIAH. NJ. Van Colt
B. Chtenien = T. Ghendcn r. Henry r. r w, R
%oodraS S.'' 6 / Nichols I.niaId isacr EohR'
C. Tennsy Charles Pratt Paul G. Grenss J. B. MeseTole
4. d. Berrl. H. X: steans A. j. Pouch. chester - Bur
Ernest Nathan. Edwin Beers General Jane. Jopdsn John
Lenerts IT,. II Hannah William Fang George d. Maesay'
o. J. Wells A. J. Newton. r. L. woodruff W {; Bowers.
Martin ferG. g. T. jo rsase GREEN En- Aifsd
Hodges aud :. Van Wyck
Arrangements have been made for speeches by the
best known Republican orators IN Brooklyn III an parts
OF The city during the fortnight The final rally Tor
the local ticket will be held In the Rink In Ceiinont-
ave- on SATURDAY. November D. and VIII be nnder me
auspices OF the Young Republican CLUB Next saturuay
Grant and ex-senator Miller Will speak upon Slalo
Issues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25

ANOTHER NELsONRYAN FIGHT EXPECTE D.
Tho Democratic County Convention OF Westchester
County will meet today at White Plains TO nominate a
County Treasurer two and Justice OF the ses
sons live timely Is anticipated over the admission Of
tho elected at the prnarie. controlled by Sem
ator Nelson who is running for reelection In defiance Of
the dacison of the Executive Committee OF the state
Committee. 1t Is expected that the Nelson delegates
will DO thrown OFT. Should this he done two county
tickets will be the result The ONCE Of County Treasurer
now I'll ed for the third time by David Cromwell, EeDub-
Ucan desired by Andrew C. Fields, OF the Mutua! Life
Insurance Company, who lives al DObhs fcrry, ana
David Quackenbush postmaster and supervisor or the
Town Of Eastchester. The candidates Ter coroner are
George Sutton OF Sing Sing. and ELIJAH Purdy, or MAIte
Plains both the present iucumbents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25
TIE HARLEM DEMOCRATIC CLUE FOR FELLOW

TIE HARLEM DEMOCRATIC CLUE FOR FELLOWS.
The Harlem Democratic Club Will hold an ordinary
business meeting tomorrow night. but II Is expected
that the usual routine will be diversified by the intro
duc,on Of the District At 0rney nomination question.
Colonel Fellows will be proposed member of the
club and it almost cert ain thai this will BE followed
bv the Endorsement Of h's nomination. Before col
onc Fellows nominated tho club was inclined to
support DE Lanccy NicOll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25

JUSTICE DONOHUE Is NOT "HI.ING HALLS"
Justice Donohue. Of the Supreme Court. appearc
amused yesterday at the published statement that lie
was going 10 hire hall independent ticket OF
his own. .,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25

GOVERNOR FORAKERs ENERGETIC CAMPAIGN.
COLUMNS. oct "a Specidi Since the ONO campaign
began Governor Foraker has addressed seventy meet
ns. including reunions and fairs lie has engagements
IN the remaining fifteen days for abont twenty speeches
He IS the only candidate for Governor WHO has maio
speeches In every county OF Ohio To-day no had large
audience In London. opening tho campaign In
the close county OF Madison. In his speech
he denied ever havn made personal reflection upon
Cleveland OF to have abused him PERSONALLY ITO refer
red cau.caly robcl Nag oisr. declaring hht ths
Confederate soldier. OF the south would rather let the
nags remain where ihoy than tako them back from
tho hands OF n miserable old stay at homo cepperhrah
Ihe nucemsni 4, made that Governor Gordon. OF
Georgia make four sperche, IN Ohio. and Ia THIS fac
tho Governor referred saying that II vas not necessary
FOR Gordon lie had pledged tho feaity OF inc
southern people to the MON >.--- -.
lie need not csmo. said Governor rom
krr We are all satisfied OF that They Will never 'fH
mn arms again. rhoy have had enough OF H. ilry N"u'
not fight now IL forced Into a corner aud insuilrd
The Governor made no personal references 10 hii oppo
ueut Powell.